How Poles Were Killed by Hans
Excerpted quotation tracing alleged executions of Poles by German forces from Warsaw to Pinsk. The speaker recalls weeks of firsthand exposure to horrific acts, concluding the Prussian system’s savagery as monstrous and unbelievable.
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Hans
Walcott recalls Polish famine horrors and German devastation
A speech by F C Walcott recounts famine and ruin along the Warsaw to Pinsk road, German scorched earth policies, and refugee camps with starvation and cold. He warns of dire consequences for America if Allied victory fails, followed by Arcadia ordinance restricting Sunday moving picture theatres. The ordinance, adopted August 21 1918, sets penalties and publication rules.
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F. C. Walcott
Tloower
America
Belgium
Poland
France
Warsaw
Pinsk
Siberia
Padereveski Committee
Europe
Charity
Board of Trustees of
City of
Arcadia
Killed by German Helmet in No Man's Land
Corporal Leo Comer of the Twenty third United States infantry wrote from a French dugout to his sister Miss Ceceila Comer with a token bouquet of flowers. He had promised a younger brother a German steel helmet as a relic but warned that Americans must reach Berlin first. He recounted seeing a comrade seize a helmet and fall dead as the helmet was described as electrically charged by the Germans.
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Shamokin
No Man’s Land
France
Leo Comer
Twenty-third
United States Infantry
Ceceila Comer
Comer
Berlin
Ww. S. B
First Presbyterian Church Directory Services and Officers
Sunday preaching at 11:90 A M and 7:45 P M with Wednesday prayer at 7:45 P M. Sunday school at 10:00 A M. Officers include J B Raymond Chas W Stewart and Frank Falconer deacons A L Parker Harry Metcalf trustees Chas W Stewart A L Parker A E Morris and Miss Ollie Palmer secretary and treasurer.
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Church Riders
J. TB. Raymond
Chas
W Stewart
Frank Falconer
A. L. Parker
Harry Met
Chas. W. Stewart
A. L Parker
A. E. Morris
Ollie Palmer
Notice to Creditors L A Landry deceased 1918
Executrix Mabel E Landry announces creditors and all who hold claims against L A Landry deceased must present vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims may be filed with Walter F Dunn attorney or at the Clerk of the Superior Court Los Angeles County California. Dated July 20 1918.
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L. A. Landry
Walter F. Dunn
American National Bank
Monrovia
County of Los Angeles
State of California
Superior Court
County of
Los Angeles
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